Alan Wake 2: System Requirements

The eagerly awaited follow-up to the 2010 game of the same name is called Alan Wake 2. It centres on the main character as he battles evil forces in an enigmatic town. The original was well-received by critics and fans alike, and it was much more than just a catchy hook. The game’s October 27 release date means that, despite the argument that a sequel should have arrived sooner, it is almost here. The following article will walk you through Alan Wake 2’s system requirements:

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System Requirements in Alan Wake 2

The bad news is that players will require a GPU slot capable of supporting at least a Radeon RX 6600 or a Geforce RTX 2060, even on low settings. The requirements are high in practically every area, even though you could run the game on less with some creative use of the settings menu. Having said that, the following are needed for all levels of Alan Wake 2.

Minimum specs (1080p/30fps, low graphics preset)

Low Ray Tracing specs (1080p/30fps)

High Ray Tracing specs (2160p/60fps)

PC Specs

FAQs

Should you play control before Alan Wake 2?

My recommendation is to play Alan Wake after finishing the Control DLC to help you retain the story and your fighting skills.

How many GB is Alan Wake 2?

Nevertheless, according to the studio, the PC version will require about 90 GB of space. Although console sizes typically fall slightly short of PC versions, leaving 90 to 100 GB of free space on the side is a good idea.

What are the two campaigns in Alan Wake 2?

Two separate campaigns are included in the game: one in which you take on the role of the game’s main character, Alan Wake, and the other in which you take on Saga Anderson.

Is Alan Wake 2 Next Gen only?

This week, on October 27, Alan Wake 2 will be available for the Xbox Series X|S, PS5, and PC. The official system requirements for PC gamers may be of interest, as they are fairly strict.